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House Detachable Myringotomy Blade

The House Detachable Myringotomy Blade is a specialized otologic surgical instrument designed for controlled incision during myringotomy procedures. Its detachable blade configuration supports convenient instrument handling, maintenance, and replacement where applicable.

Original price was: $100.00.Current price is: $65.00.

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Description

The House Detachable Myringotomy Blade is a specialized ENT and otologic surgical instrument designed for controlled incision during myringotomy and related ear procedures. Its purpose-built blade configuration allows the clinician to make a precise incision while working within the confined environment of the external ear canal and tympanic membrane.

The detachable design distinguishes this instrument from fixed-blade myringotomy instruments. A detachable working blade can provide practical advantages for instrument maintenance, handling, and replacement when used with the appropriate compatible handle or assembly. Compatibility should always be confirmed before use, particularly when the blade is supplied separately as a replacement or component.

The fine cutting profile is intended to support controlled surgical manipulation during procedures requiring access through the tympanic membrane. Precise handling is important in otologic surgery, and the instrument should be used according to the surgeon’s preferred technique, patient anatomy, and applicable clinical protocol.

The House Detachable Myringotomy Blade is particularly suited to ENT and otology instrument sets. It may be used in procedures where a controlled tympanic membrane incision is required, including myringotomy and related middle-ear access techniques. Its compact working profile is appropriate for delicate surgical environments where accurate positioning and controlled movement are essential.

When supplied as a reusable surgical component, the blade is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel to provide strength, corrosion resistance, and durability. The cutting edge should be inspected carefully before each use to ensure that it remains properly aligned, intact, and suitable for the intended procedure. Any damaged, dull, or compromised blade should be removed from service according to facility policy.

Proper cleaning and sterilization are essential for reusable surgical instruments. Following use, the blade should be cleaned according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s established instrument-processing protocol. Particular attention should be given to the cutting edge and attachment area to ensure that debris is completely removed. Sterilization should be performed using an approved method appropriate for the instrument material and configuration.

The House Detachable Myringotomy Blade is a practical choice for ENT professionals and healthcare facilities seeking a specialized instrument for controlled ear surgery. Its detachable construction, focused cutting profile, and otologic application make it a useful component for professional myringotomy and ear surgery instrument sets.

Key Features

  • Specialized myringotomy surgical blade
  • Detachable blade configuration
  • Designed for controlled tympanic membrane incision
  • Suitable for ENT and otologic procedures
  • Compact working profile for delicate ear surgery
  • Supports precise surgical handling
  • Compatible with appropriate detachable blade systems
  • Useful as a replacement or instrument-set component where applicable
  • Typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel when reusable
  • Durable construction for professional clinical use
  • Cutting edge can be inspected before each procedure
  • Designed for cleaning and sterilization according to validated protocols

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Product Name House Detachable Myringotomy Blade
Instrument Type Myringotomy Blade
Configuration Detachable
Primary Function Controlled tympanic membrane incision
Specialty ENT / Otology
Application Myringotomy and related ear procedures
Working End Surgical cutting blade
Compatibility Appropriate compatible handle/system
Material Surgical-grade stainless steel when reusable
Construction Detachable / replaceable where applicable
Finish Smooth surgical finish
Reusable Yes, when supplied as a reusable component
Sterilization Follow manufacturer and facility-approved protocol

FAQs

What is the House Detachable Myringotomy Blade used for?

It is designed for controlled incision of the tympanic membrane during myringotomy and other specialized otologic procedures.

What does detachable mean?

The blade is designed to be separated from its compatible handle or assembly, allowing practical replacement or maintenance where the system permits.

Is this blade suitable for ENT surgery?

Yes. It is specifically intended for specialized ENT and otologic applications involving controlled ear surgery.

Can the blade be used with any handle?

No. Compatibility depends on the specific detachable blade system. The correct compatible handle or assembly should be confirmed before use.

Is the House Myringotomy Blade reusable?

If supplied as a reusable surgical component, it can be cleaned and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and facility protocol.

What material is the blade made from?

Reusable versions are typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance.

How should the blade be sterilized?

Follow the manufacturer’s validated cleaning and sterilization instructions and the healthcare facility’s approved instrument-processing protocol.

Should the blade be inspected before use?

Yes. The cutting edge and attachment area should be inspected for damage, deformation, corrosion, or other defects before clinical use.